A piece on "Pride and Prejudice" and Jane Austen to see just how many females are following this blog: http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2009/07/29/AR2009072903529.html. You have one hour to respond or the onslaught of naughty girl photos will resume.
Seriously, I'm certain these are good books and if I were forced at gunpoint to read them, I'd probably like them. Mrs. Bulba and the Bulba daughters are nuts about them. But, I'm thinking that on her best day, Jane Austen couldn't hold George MacDonald Fraser's codpiece so I may never get around to learning about Lizzy and her sisters and all the goings on in Bath. Travel tip: if you're in England, go to Bath. Fantastic place and you can even visit the Museum of Costume and see all of that regency period gear that Jane and her girls wore.
Paging Mr. Darcy.
2 comments:
In his youth, George MacDonald Fraser used his codpiece to torture frogs.
Thanks for being the first responder, Hodie, and standing up for your fellow sisters.
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